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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Edward Reynolds '15, administrative vice-president of the University has stamped approval on the Council's plan for a parking space behind Soldiers Field John K. Lally '49, parking committee chairman, reported last night, but added that Reynolds said the entire project must be endorsed by the Corporation before it can go into effect...
University car owners will be polled through the mail this week, Lally reported. Each will be asked, first whether he will use the Soldiers Field space suggested; then he will be asked whether he prefers a 12 cents per month rental which would leave the field unprotected, or if he would rather have snow service in winter, a guard, fence, and resurfacing of the area, all of which will up the rent to $12 per month...
Pattern for Reporting. The idea for the expedition was chiefly that of the Trib's able Foreign Editor Joe Barnes, 40. He knew that the Trib could not spare the space or the foreign staff to compete with the rival Times. But Barnes hoped that four fast-moving reporters could turn out a roundup that would tell more about Eastern Europe than daily datelines...
...Government officials talked of a coal shortage in many cities this winter. U.S. coal production was off so much that adequate stockpiles for winter could not be built up. In Oregon, some lumber mills had so much wood stacked around that they had to close for lack of storage space...
...report also announced a change in the committee's method of assigning "leads" to available living quarters. Under its former system of priorities, housing space was often snapped up by non-students before the committee could reach the top couple on its priority list...